The most interesting telecoms news today probably comes from Orange, Telstra, and Nvidia – which have, respectively, secured a second cyber-secure SecNumCloud rating for sovereign cloud, opened up an east-west …

Firstly, can I commend Vish’s piece about the implications of the Hugging Face attack? It has been covered everywhere, of course, and has opened up the debate about AI safety, …

Firstly, can I commend Vish’s piece about the implications of the Hugging Face attack? It has been covered everywhere, of course, and has opened up the debate about AI safety, …

There’s other stuff happening outside of our little terrestrial RAN world – which RCR has obsessed over for the last week. There is lots of news (and talk) about satellite …

Some quick news for you, in some kind of order, just to keep us honest. Nokia has a new sovereign sat-com venture with compatriot space group ICEYE – which is …

There’s an interesting IoT write-up, here – the kind of news profile RCR used to do much more of – about Danish IoT provider Onomondo, which has a €100m “war …

There’s a blow-by-blow account, linked below, about this AI ‘supercycle’ fever in telecoms right now – which spins out of AT&T’s new $3bn deal with Corning to shore up future …

Private 5G is becoming less about 5G and more about replacing or augmenting fixed infrastructure for specific operational jobs.

More AI-RAN shenanigans, following some of the 101 stuff from yesterday about AI for RAN and RAN for AI (or whatever it is called), and how it is all becoming …

Just quickly because I’m dead-ed by this late Optus/Ericsson write-up; but there’s something cooking with AI-RAN, kind of obvious, on different fires: AI for networks versus networks for AI, or …